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| Is the interaction between animal of the same species. |
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| A signal must travel from one animal to another and the receiver of the signal must respond in some way. |
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| An area that is occupied by one animal or a group of animals and that other members of the species are excluded from. |
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| A chemical produced by animals for communication. |
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| Special behavior by animals of the same species that leads to mating. |
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| Unspoken language communication by the body. |
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| Most animals do not live alone;they associate with other animals.Whether friendly or hostile,all social behavior requires communication. |
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| Communication helps animals live together,find food,aviod enemies,and protect their homes.Animals communicate to warn others of danger,to indentify family members,to frighten predators,and to find mates. |
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| How do animals communicate. |
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| Animals communicate by signaling intentions and information to other animals through smell,sound,vision,and touch. |
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| One method of communication is chemicals.Ants alert danger.Many animals including vertabrates use pheromones to attract the opposite sex. |
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| Aniamls also communicate by making noises.Sound is a signal that can reach a large number over a large area. |
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| Many forms of communication are visual to scare others for courtship. |
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